Recent Advaces in Anthelmintics

Arundel, J. H.

doi:10.1111/j.1751-0813.1967.tb08875.x

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“…for restoration ' (1963) and Arundel (1967) and the majority of the treatments outlined above have been well described by these authors. It is not proposed, therefore, to reiterate these points further, but to review and discuss the practice of parenteral chemotherapy with particular reference to the development, under Australian conditions, of tetramisole, as an injection for both sheep and cattle.…”

Section: 'Lethidrone'mentioning

confidence: 86%

Parenteral Chemotherapy of Helminthosis of Sheep and Cattle

Forsyth¹

1968

Aust Veterinary J

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Section: 'Lethidrone'mentioning

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Parenteral Chemotherapy of Helminthosis of Sheep and Cattle

Forsyth¹

1968

Aust Veterinary J

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“…TBZ, or tiabendazole (2-thiazol-4yl-LH benzimidazole), was originally introduced in 1961 in veterinary medicine for the treatment of many roundworm infections in livestock and poultry. In 1963, TBZ was recognized as the first effective drug for the treatment of strongyloidiasis in humans, and ascariasis and enterobiasis were successfully targeted [87,88]. Anti-fungal properties of TBZ were reported in 1964 [89].…”

Section: Thiabendazole (Tbz)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Therapy and Prevention for Human Toxocariasis

2022

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For the last four decades, knowledge about human toxocariasis with regard to its epidemiology, pathophysiology, clinical spectrum, and imaging or laboratory diagnosis has substantially progressed. Knowledge about specific therapy with anthelmintics has lagged behind. To date, only four drugs are registered for human use, and their efficacy has rarely been assessed in prospective controlled trials. It is likely that the repurposing of potent anthelmintics from veterinary medicine will improve this situation. Due to its wide availability and a lack of major side effects during short regimens, albendazole has become the drug of choice. However, its efficacy should be more precisely assessed. The role of anthelmintics in the treatment of neurological or ocular toxocariasis remains to be clarified. Prophylactic measures in humans or companion animals are efficient and represent first-line treatments for the control of this zoonosis. Unfortunately, their implementation in areas or countries where toxocariasis epidemiology is driven by poverty is quite difficult or unrealistic.

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“…There have been no advances in therapy in this group since this topic was last discussed (Arundel 1967). However Gemmell and Shearer (I 968) have reported an excellent study of bunamidhe* against E. granulosus.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Recent work on life cycles will be discussed only where it makes a positive contribution to control measures. Only the newer anthelmintics will be evaluated as there are a number of reviews available in Australia (Arundel 1967) and overseas (Gibson 1965(Gibson , 1967(Gibson , 1969 on the older compounds. However, these will be mentioned where they are of particular value and have not been superceded by more modern drugs.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%